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A Semester Abroad ... In Tinseltown 

LOS ANGELES TIMES

Forget about Paris and a semester at the Sorbonne. Think about Los Angeles' Wilshire district and the chance to speak like a Hollywood agent.A growing number of U.S. colleges and universities, mostly from the East Coast and the South, are making something close to that pitch for what are in effect study-abroad programs in the Los Angeles area. Read more

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Dirty Laundry: Text from boss U R FIRED!
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
When one of Mike Henges' employees didn't show up for work one day, he was concerned. So, he picked up the phone and left a message for the young man. Henges, co-owner of a door manufacturing and distributing company in Fenton, Mo., didn't hear... Read more
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Improved Parenting Skills is Subject of 7-Week Program at Library

THE ORLANDO SENTINEL

Carl Ross, a registered mental-health counselor intern at Arnette House, a nonprofit organization that provides emergency shelter and counseling services for youth in Florida, is offering a... Read more

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Students Join to Bring Mandatory Sex Education to Alaska Schools

ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS

ANCHORAGE, Alaska _ Amber Sawyer remembers her classmates, young and giggly and still riding a euphoric teenage high, cutting class and sneaking off with boyfriends to the nearby running trails. In... Read more

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Charter School for O'Odham Succeeds

THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR

Oct. 6--In one Tohono O'odham story, there was a boy whose mother loved to play toka, an Indian game akin to field hockey. The boy followed his mother to faraway matches, only to be ignored. ... Read more

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Beyond the Traditional Model
THE BALTIMORE SUN
Sharon L. Harris found out she would lead Baltimore County's first public charter school, Imagine Discovery, this spring, when she was an assistant principal at Windsor Mill Middle. Harris, 49, hasn't stopped moving since, selecting teachers... Read more
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Dr. Charles H. Bowers

THE BALTIMORE SUN

Dr. Charles Henry Bowers, whose career as a Baltimore educator spanned nearly four decades, died Tuesday in his sleep at his Govans home. He was 83. Born in Baltimore and raised on Fulton Avenue,... Read more

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3 Strategies Could Increase D.C. Enrollment, Study Says

THE WASHINGTON POST

The District could add as many as 20,000 students to its public and public charter schools by 2015 with the right mix of academic reform, affordable housing and neighborhood revitalization, a study... Read more

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Colleges Educate Students Early About Alcohol Dangers

NEWSDAY

Oct. 6--The effort to educate students about the dangers of alcohol starts much earlier than the first day of classes on many Long Island college campuses. At Hofstra University, incoming students... Read more

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The Hidden Cost of Hard Work

CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Here's a story that illustrates the fruits of hard work and financial responsibility in America today. Rhiannon Koehler is a smart kid. But she also works very hard. At Northside College Prep High... Read more

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What to Do With Empty Schools?

THE ORLANDO SENTINEL

TAVARES -- Money is tight. Enrollment is growing. And the Lake County school district is trying to figure out what to do with several empty schools and buildings. Two of the schools are older ones... Read more

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Universities Look Beyond Borders After the Attacks of Sept. 11 Led to a Drop in International Student Enrollment in U.S. Colleges, the Numbers Are on the Rise Again, With Colorado Schools in the Mix and Starting to Market Themselves to a Global Audience.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS

Lin "Eileen" Cong was born and raised in a region of northern China called Inner Mongolia but learned to speak decent English by the time she graduated from an international high school in Beijing... Read more

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Lake County School Officials Grapple With What to Do With Empty Buildings

THE ORLANDO SENTINEL

By Denise-Marie Balona, The Orlando Sentinel, Fla. Oct. 6--TAVARES Money is tight. Enrollment is growing. And the Lake County school district is trying to figure out what to do with several... Read more

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